Ben Bathke

The far-right AfD is aggressively wooing migrant voters – with the help of those with international backgrounds within its own ranks and influencers on TikTok. That's despite the party's strong stance against immigration and links to extreme German nationalism.

The outlet revealed a racist secret plan to deport millions of people. We take a deep dive into Correctiv's investigation, its mission and its funding.

Every year, 20-35% of Bangladesh's land area is flooded. The soft earth on the banks regularly collapses, taking away entire homes. The rapid effects of climate change are being countered with resettlements and adaptations.

Online article about the NFL game between the Miami Dolphins and the Kansas City Chiefs on November 5, 2022 in Frankfurt, Germany. This article was also published in the November 6, 2022 issue of the Miami Herald newspaper.

2023 marks the 40th anniversary of the church asylum movement in Germany. While it does not replace legal refugee protection, church asylum can delay or prevent deportations, and for a small number of people, it can be a last resort when all other options have been exhausted.

Is the future of last-mile delivery driverless? Clevon certainly thinks so. The company's Clevon 1 electric van is an autonomous vehicle used by DPD and DHL Estonia to deliver packages to customers. Will this catch on?

The journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Oleksandra Matviichuk share the same goal: to document potential Russian war crimes in Ukraine and bring perpetrators to justice.

Between 1940 and 1953, ten percent of the adult population in the three Baltic states - Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania - was deported or sent to labor camps. In Estonia, this collective trauma can be sensed in people's reactions to Russia's war with Ukraine.

In May 2022, I spoke to five Russian reporters based in Latvia. One year on, they are facing a distrustful public and stricter immigration laws.

Oury Jalloh burned to death in a German police cell in 2005. Now a Berlin-based video artist is inviting his audiences to think the unthinkable in a chilling exhibition detailing the mechanics of both the fire, and the subequent cover-up.

They were enslaved, raped or murdered: In 2014, thousands of Yazidis suffered a gruesome fate at the hands of the Islamic State terror militia. Survivors were often deeply traumatized. After spending years in IDP camps in Iraq, over 1,000 Yazidis have found refuge in Germany since 2015. InfoMigrants spoke to two of them about their escape, their traumas and their lives in Germany.

Kaja Kallas talks about the threat from Russia, the future of the war, and what should come next for NATO in the Baltics.

For American football fans in Europe getting a kick out of spectacular tackles, touchdowns and tailgating, watching a live game in the US or London has been an expensive exercise. Ticket costs alone can reach into the thousands, let alone flights and accommodation. But good news arrived on Wednesday, as the National Football League (NFL) announced that it will hold its first-ever regular season games on German soil in Munich and Frankfurt over the next four years.

Saeid Fazloula fled political persecution in his home country Iran in 2015 and sought refuge in Germany. Ever since the canoeist has been training hard to make a dream come true: compete at the Olympic Games as part of the Refugee Olympic Team.

[Report starts at 46'40"] Covid-19 has forced thousands of musicians and artists to cancel performances around the world. But in Estonia, the organizers of Tallinn Music Week decided not to bow to the seemingly inevitable. It was one of the first major music festivals to take place in Europe since the easing of anti-coronavirus measures and travel restrictions.